Lesbian watch: Denise Van Outen

Denise Van Outen, who is dating Any Dream Will Do winner Lee Meed, says that she thinks women make better kissers than men because they lack stuble.

But she will disappoint some girls, she says she isn't a lesbian.

Van Outen who kissed a woman as part of her portrayal of Maureen in the musical rent, is quoted on MonstersandCritics as saying: "I played Maureen the bisexual so I got to kiss girls and run around on stage grabbing t**s. A whole new experience for me.

"Kissing girls is much softer. You don't get all that stubbly chin thing. T**s are not doing it for me though. People are always shocked because they expect me to be really naughty, but I've never fancied a woman and it has just reconfirmed to me that I only love boys."
(photo:BBC FAIRY TALES - THE EMPRESS'S NEW CLOTHES)

Lee Mead wins Any Dream Will Do

Lee Mead has won Any Dream Will Do so will star in Joesph.

Without Any Queen Will Do what will Graham Norton and many other queens do before going out on a Saturday night?

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Any Dream Will Do: Lewis looses out

We're sorry that Lewis Bradley got voted off Any Dream Will Do, the hit BBC talent contest to find the next star of Joseph.

We were mean to him in the past but we're upset he lost out.

Good luck for the future and happy birthday.

Any Dream Will Do- goodbye Ben Ellis

How could we miss it? The silly queens at PinkNews.co.uk chose not to sit in front of the television watching Any Dream Will Do and voting for Ben Ellis. Instead the blogger due to write about the show went out and left the blog unmanned.

What happens when he emerges from his hangover? He finds out that the gorgeous Ben Ellis was dumped from the show by Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber. Poor, Poor Joesph and all that.

Lewis Bradley, who we have mixed views about was saved.

Any Dream Will Do peer voted for gay adoption

Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber will reveal on the Graham Norton Show this evening that he defied the Conservative whip to vote in favour of allowing gay adoption.

The musical impresario, currently starring in BBC1 camp-fest Any Dream Will Do, tells Graham:

"I got into trouble in the House of Lords because I voted in favour of gay adoption of children. I think it's a very serious point."

Lloyd Webber was the last peer to be created by John Major. Considering he has only turned up to vote 1.1% of the time, his positive endorsement of gay parenting is extra special.

photo: BBC Publicity

Craig Chalmers kicked out of Any Dream Will Do, Ben Ellis saved

Jason Donovan look-a-like, Craig Chalmers, lost his battle to become the next Joseph in Any Dream Will Do, was given the boot by Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber.

He sung his little heart out and we're sure he's got a great career ahead of him.

Lewis Bradley, who looks a lot like Boni from Trap Door avoided the sing off entirely.

Our favourite, Ben Ellis was saved by Andrew Lloyd Webber.

Any Dream Will Do- the bitch edition

As much as we hate to say it, we were rather disappointed that Lewis Bradley was saved by Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber on tonight's Any Dream Will Do. There's something just not right about him even though he has a great little voice.

He might look like a skeleton but he lives on.

Buff actor Daniel Boys was kicked out. The gays round at tonight's PinkNews.co.uk  blogger's house were rather sad to see him go, but loved seeing him in a vest.


While we're being bitches, hasn't Graham Norton aged? Compare him on the tv to his official photographs. Does anyone spy Photoshop?

Any Dream Will Do- no straighteners this week

Lewis Bradley, one of the contestants on Any Dream Will Do listened to our advice and stopped using his hair straighteners.

Andrew Lloyd Webber even said: "your hair looks much better this week!"

But we realised Lewis looks a little like Boni the skeleton from Trap Door. What do you think?

Any Dream Will Do- step away from the "straighteners" edition

Another Saturday,  another wannabe star kicked off of Any Queen Will Do (or as the BBC insist on calling it Any Dream Will Do).

23 year old Rob McVeigh was kicked off by the Lord despite being buff.

17 year old Lewis Bradley who was saved by Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber despite his horrific over-use of hair straighteners; "Step away from the GHDs honey".

But once again, PinkNews.co.uk's favourite Joseph, Ben Ellis, was saved by the viewers. So we have decided to print yet another semi naked photo sent to us by the BBC. Enjoy.

Photos: BBC Picture Publicity

Any Dream Will Do down one

Continuing our occasional look at Any Dream Will Do, dubbed by some at PinkNews.co.uk Towers as Any Queen Will Do, we're sad to report that Drama student Chris Barton was kicked off by Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber.

Poor Poor Joseph indeed.

The Joseph composer saved Craig Chalmers. He looks like a modern day Jason Donovan which we guess is no bad thing.

Our favourite, Ben Ellis survived the public vote, which is as good as excuse as any to print this new photo the BBC sent us. Oh for once to be Graham Norton or John Barrowman.

Photo credits: BBC Picture Publicity

Any Dream Will do strips down the cast

Any Queen Will Do, sorry, Any Dream Will Do- the BBC show that will pick the new star of the musical Joseph, has stripped its contestants down to a loin cloth.

Being a serious news website, PinkNews.co.uk would never dream of reproducing them, but here on the blog we can be a little bit cheekier!



Our favourite Joseph, Ben Ellis once again avoided being thrown out of the competition. And this is a perfectly good reason to use the photograph the BBC sent to us of him.

But the equally sexy Antony Hansen was dumped from the programme by Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber.

Photo credits: BBC Picture Publicity

Lord Lloyd Webber nearly sued over hung comment

Musicals person Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber apparently considered legal action after his ex-wife told Graham Norton that he was well endowed.

Sarah Brightman said:

"There are many great things about him, that was what popped out. I had Andrew's lawyers on the phone to me the next day, but a week later he changed his tune," according to contactmusic.com

That was what popped out. Very amusing.

But seriously - can you imagine any man EVER suing someone for saying he was hung like a donkey? Just makes no sense ...

Anyway as Graham is now working very closely with the "Joseph" creator on that "Any Queen Will Do" programme he now has the chance to find out if Sarah was telling the truth.

I caught a few minutes of that show last week when I was searching for some TV appropriate for my IQ bracket and do you know what?

I think that John Barrowman might be a homosexual. I can't quite put my finger on it but there is something about him ....